A Little Change in Air Policy
Washington reports a special board urged expanding military and naval aviation while avoiding a new unified air service or defense department. The panel backed army air service as air corps, continued flight pay, two more brigadiers, and enhanced aviation representation, plus policies to aid civil aviation and airways, airports, and production without merging military and commercial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Finn
Department of National Defense
Mitchell
War and Navy Departments
Avtation
Army General Staff
Office of Naval Operations
Bureau of Navigation
Army Air Service
Army Air Corps
United States
Des Moines Theatre Commission Opens Faces First Censor Dispute
Des Moines public theatre commission began functioning and challenged a local theatre over a production without naming the theatre or show. The Des Moines women’s clubs section urged against censorship by officials and urged censorship be left to box office readers rather than an appointed body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Theatrical Commission
First Lord Mayor's Show Traced To 1215 Milestone
The first Lord Mayor's Show occurred in 1215 and for more than seven centuries Londoners have enjoyed this notable street parade.
City News in Brief: Visitors and Committee Session
George Jordan of the state department of law enforcement visited the city to discuss the new 1926 motor license plate distribution via assessor offices. J Carlson of Idaho Falls, president of the Potato Growers’ committee, noted improved refrigerator car prospects for Idaho at a railway association meeting in Alliance, Nebraska. The Y department’s physical education committee called a coaching and leadership training meeting for 7 PM at the Y to discuss inter church and inter Sunday school programs and league policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jordan
State Department of Law Enforcement
Jordan
J. Carlson
Idaho Falls
American Railway Association
Alliance
Neb
Pocatello
Carlson
Idaho
Y’ Department of Physical Education
Counties vie for state Christmas seals prize
A $50 cash prize from the state Anti Tuberculosis Association honors the county with the best per capita Christmas seal sales. County chairmen John L Brady of Bannock and Mrs Huntington Taylor of Kootenai aim for $1,500 each as counties race to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Anti-Tuberculosis Association
John L. Brady
Bannock County
Huntington Taylor
Kootenai
Special Delivery Rules For Christmas Mail
Special mail delivery will occur on Christmas day with no holiday gaps. Christmas gifts letters and parcels sent early enough may arrive on the holiday and can use a special delivery stamp to ensure delivery.
Young People’s Party Postponed to December 12
The Ladies Circle of the Congregational Church postpones the youth party from December 4 to December 12. All church youths and upper Sunday school classes are invited, with special invitations to high school and Idaho Technical Institute students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Circle
Congregational Church
High School
Idaho Technical Institute
Not Guilty Plea Entered For Local Café Suspect
J W Wilson pleaded not guilty at this morning's police court session after being arrested Wednesday night at a local cafe on intoxication charges. Police Judge John W Peter set his trial for Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wilson
John W. Peter
Eastern Idaho Fair Chief Heads to Preston Meet on County Admission
T J Bennett of Shelley, president of the Eastern Idaho Fair association, travels from Pocatello to Preston to meet with the chamber of commerce and press for Franklin county to join the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bennett
Shelley
Eastern Idaho Fair Association
Pocatello
Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County
Names Given as Walker and Mitchell Arrested for Trespass
Lawrence Walker and James Mitchell were arrested Wednesday night on trespassing charges on Short Line property. The case will be handled by county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Walker
James ‘Mitchell
Embezzlement Complaint Filed Against Samuelson
A complaint charging Lester Samuelson with embezzlement was filed Wednesday by R. N. Lott before Justice of the Peace O. J. Bell. Samuelson was taken into custody by police last night and his case will be heard in justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Samuelson
R. N. Lott
Justice of the Peace O. J. Bell
Samuelson
Justice Court
Special Round Trip Fare to Seattle Effective Today
A special round trip rate of 48.56 dollars goes into effect today to Seattle. The fare equals one and one half times the regular rate. The Idaho audio date runs December 3 to 7 inclusive with a final return limit of December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Idaho
Mrs Weir Leaves For Omaha After Stay At Dr Weir Home
Mrs. Charles A. Weir, mother of Dr. George L. Weir, who had stayed several weeks at his residence at 292 South Keighth avenue, departed today to return to her home in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Weir
George L. Weir
South Keighth Avenue
Omaha
Olsens welcome son in Cokeville
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Olsen of Cokeville Wyoming announce the birth of a son last night at St. Anthony's hospital. Mrs. Olsen was formerly Miss Nilene Reddy of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Olsen
Cokeville
Wyo
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Barlet Leaves For Canton After Sister’s Death
KE E Barlet chief clerk to A Hinckley superintendent of the M P and M left at noon today for Canton Ohio where he was called on account of the death of his sister Minnie Bartlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. E. Barlet
A. ©. Hinckley
M. P
Canton
Ohio
Minnie Bartlet
Dealers to discuss unloading facilities at OBL freight house
A meeting of local automobile dealers will be held Monday night at the Bannock hotel to consider the need for improved unloading facilities at the OBL freight house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Hotel
Mrs Myers III Reported Seriously Ill at Home
Mrs J R Myers mother of Spug Myers is reported seriously ill at her home 345 North Eighth avenue in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers III
J. R. Myers
Spug Myers
North Eighth Avenue
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Claim Weight Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as easy to take and stomach friendly. It claims a woman gained ten pounds in twenty two days and notes price sixty cents with a money back guarantee through Schramm Drug Stores Cook Drug Co. and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Schramm
Cook Drug Co
Delayed Train Causes Boise Meeting Postponement
The southeast Idaho delegates to the all Idaho congress in Boise postponed their Wednesday 3 p.m. meeting in Pocatello to 9 a.m. today due to late trains. Attendees include Frank Brown with F C McGowan Irl Roper and Drew W Standrod of Albion and FE J Fjeldsted of the Pocatello chamber of commerce. Nicholas Ifft and SB Brady will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Boise
Frank Brown
F.C. McGowan
Irl Roper
Drew W. Standrod
Albion
FE. J. Fjeldsted
Pocatello Chamber
Ecommerce
Nicholas Ifft
EB. Brady
Winter Sports Club Formed At Central High
The new Pocatello booster group met in Central High School auditorium. Acting president Clyde Gooderham led a 3:30 pm session to organize under the name Winter Sports Club. Pins were chosen and committees set to plan a January winter carnival in the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello High School
Central High School
Clyde Gooderham
Foreign Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Smith Home
The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church hosts a Friday afternoon gathering at 346 West Young Street. Mrs Jay Tiffany leads the program with devotions by Mrs Marry Pauschert. Mrs J L Brady discusses Laws Governing the Practice of Prayer and Mrs W L Ruggles presents an article on Answered Prayer. A few musical numbers follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
M. W. Smith
West Young Street
Mitchell and Walker arraigned for stealing a railroad ride
James Mitchell and Lawrence Walker appeared in Judge Bell's court this morning charged with stealing a ride on the railroad. They pled guilty and received fifteen days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Lawrence Walker
Briand Cabinet Wins a Victory in France
Paris reports Premier Briand's new government won its first victory after a lengthy debate. The chamber approved a 1x billion franc Bank of France advance and a 7.5 billion franc paper money issue by 257 to 229, with the bill heading to the Senate for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Briend
Chamber of Deputies
Bank of France
Briand
Laucheur
Senate
Finance Committee
Doumer
Four Sleepers Left the Track Near Merced
Four sleepers were reported seriously injured when Santa Fe passenger train No. 2 left the rails at Le Grand eleven miles east of Merced. Two women were taken to Fresno for treatment. The wreck occurred early today with the first sleeper toppling over and pulling the others from the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merced
Calif
Dee. 3
le Grand
Here
L'Resno
Bank Official Shortage Shocks Eagle Grove Bank
Fort Dodge Iowa December 3 reports allege misappropriation at Citizens State Bank of Eagle Grove. Assistant cashier Thompson confessed embezzling about 200000 dollars prompting bank closure and notification to state bank examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Thompson
Citizens’ State Bank
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Glrostere
State
Dawes Arrives in Washington to Open Congress
Vice President Dawes arrived from Chicago in Washington for the opening of Congress next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Washington
Chicago
Congress
Army Records of Nation for Hundred Years Are in Danger
Adjutant General Robert O. Davis warns in his annual report that 100 year old regular army records from 1812 to 1912 are deteriorating from heavy handling. He urges creating index-record cards to preserve 325,000 master rolls and over 1.59 million enlistment papers, seeking a $6,000 appropriation for five clerks to patch or tran scribe damaged files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geenal
Robert O. Davis
Davis
Traume
Over Work Not Cause of College Girls High Strung Nerves
Dr H L Marshall of the University of Utah reports that young women are more prone to nervousness and emotional reactions than work. Flat feet affect about one in four students, with spinal curvature twice as common in women. Parents often blame overwork, but Marshall says breakdowns from overwork are rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
H. l. Marshall
Health Service
University of Utah
Dr. Marshall
Americans Strong for Insurance Expansion Report
William A. Law cites a new record of 15.4 billion dollars in new life insurance written this year, surpassing the 1924 high by 2.2 billion. He spoke at the annual convention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents in New York, noting rapid growth over the past quarter century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William A. Law
Philadelphia
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Life insurers expand loans and assets in bold year
Robert Wuntington of Hartford notes a $1,000,000,000 loan to the American public this year to finance homes farms industry transportation and ecommerce. He cites a record 11.5 billion dollars in invested assets by year end as life insurers grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wuntington
Hartford
Conn
United States
Kiddies Invited to Toyland at the Golden Rule
The shop promotes Toyland downstairs inviting children and families to enjoy a wide space for all visitors with activities and room to gather.
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Eagles
South
Steve Cacavas
Mgr
del Monte
Pierce
Yellowstone
City News
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Young People's Party
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Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Pocatello, Idaho
Carlton
Belvidere Brooks
Onesimen
North Pole
Santa Claus
Qutigura
Harold Meisterling
Peotone
Ill
Dks. Rupperle
Maxwell Osteopathic
DR. Abrams
de Albert Abrams
Sonnenkalb
Harry EB. Schreiber
Eugene Keller
San Francisco
Orpheum Theatre
South Main
Carlson Building
Veltex
Fletcher Oil Company
Nate Morgan
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